california reservoirs

Four major California reservoirs are currently experiencing above historical average water levels right now including California’s largest reservoir, Lake Shasta. Shasta:  110% of average Folsom:  131% of average Don Pedro:  105% of average Millerton:  134% of average This is excellent news especially since this is the time of year when CA reservoirs are traditionally quite low while they wait for big […]

California currently has only one reservoir above historical average.  It’s California’s largest reservoir, Lake Shasta, it at 107% of historical average.  What’s not good is that not one other major reservoir is at historical average in the state. All of California currently in some stage of drought. NOAA has canceled La Nina for this winter, which actually be a good thing for […]

California’s two largest reservoirs, Shasta and Oroville, are both well above 100% of historical average today. Lake Shasta = 108% of historical average, 93% of capacity Lake Oroville = 116% of historical average, 96% of capacity Lake Folsom has also gotten in on the above 100% fun and is sitting at 108% of historical average today and 86% of capacity (only […]